Private Guided Hiking Tour in Punta Arenas
8+ Hours
Moderate
Visit the historic lighthouse guarding the entrance to the Patagonian Fjords on this guided hiking tour in Patagonia.
Starting at $400 USD/Person
Hike On the Beaches of Patagonia
Go to where the road ends in South America to hike to the continent's last lighthouse., and discover the unique beauty of Patagonian's fjords and channels ecosystem.
See stunning views of Mount Tarn, the Strait of Magellan and Bahia el Aguila on this easy-medium difficulty day hiking.
Drive to the Fin de Camino, the end of the road on the South American Continent, to begin your adventure. From there hike along the beaches of the legendary Strait of Magellan to reach Faro San Isidro. the southermost lighthouse on the continent. See views of the strait and with luck, see the dolphins, whales and see lions that live there.
Walk under the branches of the Temperate Sub-Antarctic rain forest and get to know the flora of this beautiful microclimate.
Stop for lunch at the base of the lighthouse hill before turning back to head to the fin de Camino to celebrate your hiking achievement before heading back to Punta Arenas.
Choose Your Own Adventure
8-Hour Service
Get a taste of the Patagonian wilderness with this short, beginner-friendly guided hike in Punta Arenas. This undulating, in-and-back trail weaves through the quiet forest to reach a beautiful view of the Rio las Minas river valley, Punta Arenas, and the straight of Magellan.
Distance: 6.7 km (4.2 mi)
Elevation Gain: 227 m (745ft)
Time on the Trail: 2.5-3 Hours
10- Hour Service
Spend extra time on the trail to reach stunning 360-degree views of the Patagonian Andes. Weave through the forest on this undulating in-and-back trail that takes you to the top of Mount Fenton. Enjoy breathtaking views of Punta Arenas, the Straight of Magellan, and the mountains of Otway Sound.
Distance: 8 km (5 mi)
Elevation Gain: 296 m (971ft)
Time on the Trail: 4.5-5 Hours
Book Your Hike
Tour Highlights
Hike with Experienced, Professional Guides
Our guides are trained outdoor professionals with years of experience keeping explorers like you safe and happy on the trail. Learn new skills and feel empowered to challenge yourself on the trail with their expert support.
Experience Patagonia's Wilderness
This hike takes place inside the Reserva Nacional Magallanes. Spanning over 135 square kilometres (84 square miles), this little-known nature reserve in Patagonia protects thriving populations of the plants and animals that make Patagonia's wilderness unique and beautiful.
Learn about Patagonia from Experts
Our guides love Patagonia, and they adore sharing that passion and knowledge with travellers like you. As you hike, learn how to identify plants and animals, discover the unique geology of the Strait of Magellan, and hear anecdotes from Patagonia's storied past.
Feast on Local Flavours
While on the trail, keep your energy level up with beloved local snacks and fresh fruit provided to you by your guides. After your hike, enjoy tasting delicious regional foods and flavours prepared with a gourmet twist.
Toast Your Adventure with Local Beer or Wine
Accompany your post-hike tapas with a locally brewed beer, a glass of Chilean wine, a special regional cocktail, or some locally roasted coffee.
What's Included
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Lunch
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Snacks
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Drinks (Alcohol, Juice, Coffee, or Soda)
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Private Guide
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Private Transportation
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Entrance Fees
Know Before You Go
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This hiking tour in Punta Arenas is beginner-friendly. No hiking experience is required
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A moderate level of physical fitness is required.
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This experience takes place in all types of weather.
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Passengers must have adequate clothing and footwear for the conditions.
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For your safety, your guide may change your itinerary based on weather conditions and passenger preparedness.
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This tour is family friendly. However, it is not recommended for children under 10.
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Infants under four years old must be carried in an appropriate hiking backpack provided by the family. Infants must sit on laps unless the family is able to provide a car seat.
What To Bring
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Appropriately supportive hiking footwear with a good grip. (No sandals or tennis shoes)
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Reusable water bottle
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Warm, synthetic or wool clothing layers.
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Comfortable synthetic fabric hiking pants (No jeans)
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A warm hat or buff
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Gloves
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Rain Gear
